Classic Names for Beagle

Winston is of Old English origin meaning 'joy stone'. The name has a dignified feel that fits a loyal beagle. It suggests a strong, dependable friend with a joyful spirit.

From Old English 'Wynnstan', meaning 'joy stone' or 'joyful stone'.

Lady suggests nobility and kindness. It fits a gentle, well-mannered beagle. The name implies grace and affection, suitable for a beloved family pet.

English for a woman of high rank or refinement. Used as a name to convey grace and nobility.

Rufus is Latin for 'red-haired'. It suits the beagle’s reddish coat. The name suggests a warm, friendly nature and a dog with a lively spirit.

From Latin 'rufus', meaning 'red-haired'.

Apollo is a Greek god of light, music, and healing. The name implies brightness and strength. It suits a beagle with a spirited, vibrant personality, suggesting a dog who brings energy and harmony.

Named for Apollo, the Greek god associated with light, music, and the sun.

Juliet is a Shakespearean name meaning 'youthful'. It conveys romance and gentleness. The name suggests a loving, graceful companion who is heartfelt and kind.

From French, diminutive of Jules or Julia, meaning 'youthful'.

Duke is a noble title. It conveys strength and leadership. The name implies a commanding, dignified dog who carries himself with pride.

Derived from a title of nobility. It implies leadership and dignity.

Athena is the Greek goddess of wisdom and courage. The name suggests intelligence and bravery. It fits a beagle who is clever and courageous, implying a wise, faithful companion.

Named after Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and courage.

Earl is a noble title meaning 'warrior' or 'nobleman'. It conveys authority and respect. The name suggests a dog with a strong, dignified presence.

From Old English 'eorl', meaning 'nobleman' or 'warrior'.

Caesar is a title meaning 'leader'. It carries historical and regal weight, fitting a confident, bold beagle. The name suggests a strong, commanding companion.

Originally a Roman family name that became a title, meaning 'emperor' or 'leader'.

Cleopatra is the name of the famous Egyptian queen, signifying royalty and charisma. The name suggests a dog with a strong, captivating presence.

From Greek 'Kleopatra', meaning 'glory of the father'.